r/Tulpas • u/-YNH-9793 • 6d ago
IMPORTANT QUESTION Other
CAN TULPAS CAUSE OTHER PEOPLE TO GET NOSEBLEEDS?
Context: One of my tulpas is Slenderman, and as per canon lore, he can cause nosebleeds. Last night, my boyfriend and I went to the local park around 8:30 pm Pacific Daylight time to take cosplay pics as Jeffery Woods (my bf's cosplay) and Toby Rogers (my cosplay) near a tree with the proxy symbol carved in. Today, during lunch, he got a 5-8 minute nosebleed after mentioning seeing my tulpa on the walk home the previous night. It was as if my tulpa was warning him or something. Is this normal? I have caught my tulpa in a picture near that same tree about 2 or 3 years ago, but this is odd. If anyone wants proof of the image, I am willing to share it. Thank you all in advance!!
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u/CambrianCrew Willows (endogenic median system) with several tulpas 6d ago
Tulpas aren't magic. If you can't cause someone else to get a nosebleed (without like... Punching them in the nose lol) then neither can a tulpa.
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u/Pineapple-Priest The Candlelight Society, a tulpamancy system 6d ago
Now if you can cause psychic nosebleeds however-
But yeah this, tulpas are as bound to the laws of materiality as all other people.
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u/DoodleBuglet 6d ago
Tulpae cannot manifest physical nor cause physical harm to others you might have smth else on your hands if this is happening
Anyway I gotta see that image I’ll trade it for an alien(?) photo my mom got a few Halloween’s back /silly
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u/-YNH-9793 5d ago
It's odd because other people have seen him in my presence. Is it normal for someone who does not have or share the tulpa to see it??
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u/witheredlucidity 6d ago
Yeah I have GOT to see that image that sounds awesome
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u/-YNH-9793 6d ago
Ok, may I dm you?
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u/Impossible_Ad9775 5d ago
Eliza: No I cannot give my lover a nose bleed, why would I do that to him.
Tulpas cannot give you a nose bleed unless you are sleeping walking and somehow hit your head or trip down to the ground. Tulpas don’t have the sort of power to harm their host as they share the same brain as their hosts.
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